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Aug 11

theglitterguide:

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theglitterguide:

(via Glitter Guide / Pinterest)

suchaprettyworld:


Poppy Delevingne.


LOVE this look. Wish i could pull it off this well. Totally my style.

suchaprettyworld:

Poppy Delevingne.

LOVE this look. Wish i could pull it off this well. Totally my style.

(via theglitterguide)


Lana Del Rey for Vogue Italia, Aug. 2012

Lana Del Rey for Vogue Italia, Aug. 2012

(Source: lanaonline, via theglitterguide)

Jul 19

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Jun 20

theatlantic:

wired:

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funkysafari:

BASKING SHARK 
Fun Facts: After the whale shark, the basking shark is the second largest living fish, and can grow up to 32 feet long. These sharks are often mistaken for plesiosaurs, a group of long-necked, predatory marine reptiles that lived at the time of the dinosaurs.

Holy crap.

Wouldn’t want to meet this guy in a dark alley.

Or anywhere else.

theatlantic:

wired:

[via wnycradiolab]:

funkysafari:

BASKING SHARK 

Fun Facts: After the whale shark, the basking shark is the second largest living fish, and can grow up to 32 feet long. These sharks are often mistaken for plesiosaurs, a group of long-necked, predatory marine reptiles that lived at the time of the dinosaurs.

Holy crap.

Wouldn’t want to meet this guy in a dark alley.

Or anywhere else.

thedailyfeed:

Did someone take a wrong turn? This damselfly was captured looking confused while clinging to a blade of grass by insect photographer Uda Dennie near his home in Batam Island, Indonesia. 

thedailyfeed:

Did someone take a wrong turn? This damselfly was captured looking confused while clinging to a blade of grass by insect photographer Uda Dennie near his home in Batam Island, Indonesia. 

Jun 06

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May 30

newyorker:

“Still, the uproar has forced people to recognize once again the importance of the policies set by technological platforms—such as Facebook, Google, and Twitter. Supreme Court justices, presidents, prime ministers, and dictators for life will decide much of the future of free speech. But so will smart people with big glasses and purple shirts in Silicon Valley conference rooms. Free speech laws and policies change slowly. Companies can reset standards quickly. It’s useful for them to be reminded how much these issues matter as they balance business interests, reputation, and morals.”
-Nick Thompson writes about why Twitter isn’t evil: http://nyr.kr/zxugmR

newyorker:

Still, the uproar has forced people to recognize once again the importance of the policies set by technological platforms—such as Facebook, Google, and Twitter. Supreme Court justices, presidents, prime ministers, and dictators for life will decide much of the future of free speech. But so will smart people with big glasses and purple shirts in Silicon Valley conference rooms. Free speech laws and policies change slowly. Companies can reset standards quickly. It’s useful for them to be reminded how much these issues matter as they balance business interests, reputation, and morals.

-Nick Thompson writes about why Twitter isn’t evil: http://nyr.kr/zxugmR

newyorker:

Eve Arnold in America

Eve Arnold, the first woman to become a full member of the Magnum photographers’ cooperative, died last week, at the age of ninety-nine. “To look at her photographs was to be there inside the moment as she experienced it,” Eli Reed, a fellow Magnum member, said. “I learned over time that Eve was a quiet warrior for truth via the photographic image.”

- Our Photo Booth blog remembers Eve Arnold’s “In America”: http://nyr.kr/yiY6Zo
Above: New York, New York. Subway, Guardian Angels, 1984. Courtesy Eve Arnold/Magnum Photos.

newyorker:

Eve Arnold in America

Eve Arnold, the first woman to become a full member of the Magnum photographers’ cooperative, died last week, at the age of ninety-nine. “To look at her photographs was to be there inside the moment as she experienced it,” Eli Reed, a fellow Magnum member, said. “I learned over time that Eve was a quiet warrior for truth via the photographic image.”

- Our Photo Booth blog remembers Eve Arnold’s “In America”: http://nyr.kr/yiY6Zo

Above: New York, New York. Subway, Guardian Angels, 1984. Courtesy Eve Arnold/Magnum Photos.